New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

State bonds were dull Tennessee e ? higher at
Carolina 6s non fundabie we're OF y at Z. Alabamas,
class A. sold at 10sA ard class az lOJs OF Guy bauk
stocks North America sold 40 at II -.
Railway bonds generally were duh and sieady. Eiie
second Is sold 90 d99 Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
General is we're up Ie al 90 g. ard the - of 81
Eamo' Wateriown and Ogdensblrg IS we're d lower at
lO3ai Central OF NewJeIsey oGIsois were up - al
iI3Lo and cOnverbles sold at 1884. Chesapeake and
currency is were = higher at %7%. West ShoFe IS
al % and Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati ana Indian
apolis general Gs at Ill Lake shore seconds were up
senied we're Il higher at ga last Tennes See virginia
aud Georgia gold IS were OF 4 az ~ Columbus, Hook
Ontario and Western nrsts steady AT 1919 1873
Northwestern Extepson IL sold at 9Jeag6 Denver
and Rio Grande As were steady ut about 77'e Inlon
Pacific Is east CT at rs T. Texas and Pacific
incomes declined Per cent TO 60 and hrss RIO Grande
were of a 1874. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
of 81 at 90 Northern Pacific fTsts frmer az
and .eeOnd. tsaay w"rs i ssto I n% TO ]"r4
aud closed at 9Ola. GUT, Colorado and
santa P6 gold 6s rose % TO los St Louis Arkansas and
Texas Grsts active and steady at looA9 1904 aud
the seconds duh at 5O9 81 Louis ana san Francisco
OF unlisted SECURITIES dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cottonseed OH certificates sold $500, at 81 5iG
al 2o442s9s American Cable q 300 at N7sa77. BOs
ton IIOosac Tunnel and Western goo at 22a22e chi
cago and Atlantic Beneficiary zoo AT lO2dlOs, chi
caGo and Indiana Coal Railway GOO at o. FLORIDA Ran
way and Navigation GOO at 3'e03A, PhenX Mining
Mining 1000 al So IS 0$7 l2isas7
Money ruled easy at Q4a per cent till after oclobk
A
the rate cent. bat before inc close me
suppy again abundant at Per cent The Subj rcas-
u WAS debtor at the Clearing House $J92 1C2, and re-
deeln,d 10000 trade dollars.
the business of the SuL1reasury for the week ending
night includes receipts OF 1863 and payments OF
so GE3 SCI leaving the general balance at Sl726733l2
against Si7l 7O7, 40i March 4. showing an apparent
gain OF 5000 sos but dcducting from tho payments
1904 800 and from the receipts @o9o'OOO Tor items
which only affect the Sub TreasuIys account Win the
General Treasury its true gain M affecting the banks IS
1881 COS but this difference includes 81 O35OOO received
for teerrsphic exchange payable by the sufreasurlcs
at St. ouis Chicago etc. and does not include T5l2ZOO
paid ont redemption OF trade dollars Hence the
operations OF the New York SubTeasury for tho week.
exclusive OF It's exchange iexpress) operations gave TO
this market S52s,000 Ia money Today's operations
covered; Receipts Sl,473.777; payments Sl,522274
currency balance, $l9,25l All; coin balance. $685.,
2,iG5
The Clearing House statement today follows
Exchanges, 81 ,2SG, 450; balances, 1887 $50.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
S2.I6 600 National bank notes fOr redemption.
The custom receipts were $G59.9JG and the internal
revenue receipts S23S,6l3
The foreign exchanges dull and weak but the
nominal quotations business are as follows: Bankers
hills 81 S1ie and "a 81 for long and short sterling re-
epectively 52iTs and $40 for francs; 95h and Dos
for reichiIarks; 40 s and 40is Tor guilders
Comparative quarterly statements VI the Satiohai
banks OF the City OF New-forK: